(1) You can place a trigger on an object, which jumps to a duplicate slide. On that duplicate slide, (2) you can place a zoom feature where you want it..
To zoom out (return to the previous slide) you (1) create a transparent box outside of the zoomed region and (2) create a trigger to jump to the previous slide if the user clicks outside of the transparent object.
I have been performing my zoom "triggers" in this fashion. There may be other option available unknown to me. Hope this helps.
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No, but you have another option:
(1) You can place a trigger on an object, which jumps to a duplicate slide. On that duplicate slide, (2) you can place a zoom feature where you want it..
To zoom out (return to the previous slide) you (1) create a transparent box outside of the zoomed region and (2) create a trigger to jump to the previous slide if the user clicks outside of the transparent object.
I have been performing my zoom "triggers" in this fashion. There may be other option available unknown to me. Hope this helps.
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